instantreality 1.0

The 2.8.0 Q2 2016 release of InstantReality focuses on tool chain as well as service platform updates and improvements.

The toolchain improvements focus on support for auxiliary attributes and data. Auxiliary attributes can be a description of parts or their measures. Auxiliary data can be a set of viewpoints or cutting planes. These auxiliary attributes and data can be dynamically turned on/off or selected in our new Aux Inspector Dialog by clients such as webVis.

The new improved version 1.0 of MOPS features additional methods for segmentation, atlas packing, precomputed ambient occlusion, as well as advanced configuration possibilities.

You can see additional details in the Changelog.

Get the new builds here:
https://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

If you are interested in other platforms, feel free to browse the Dailybuild archives:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/dailybuild/

The 2.7.0 Q1 2016 release of InstantReality focuses on tool chain as well as service platform updates and improvements.

It features tool chain improvements for aopt (for example inital binaryGLTFVersion support, bundled export with all resources) and an all new improved version of MOPS (0.5.0, featuring, in particular, guaranteed bijective UV parameterization and improved mesh segmentation).

You can see additional details in the Changelog.

Get the new builds here:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

If you are interested in other platforms, feel free to browse the Dailybuild archives:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/dailybuild/

The 2.6.0 release is the first all 64Bit release, including a new cocoa runtime for MacOS 10.10.

This release features tool chain updates, in particular for aopt (e.g. improved normal compression and improved striping) and MOPS (all new improved version 0.3.0, including mean value and virtual boundary parametrizations).

You can see additional details in the Changelog.

Get the new builds here:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

If you are interested in other platforms, feel free to browse the Dailybuild archives:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/dailybuild/

With the 20th anniversary of Web3D we’re happy to announce that a fresh release is here: Instant Reality 2.5.1.

This release features a new component called the Mesh Optimization and Processing Service (MOPS) which we will present at Web3D 2015 on Friday in the very first paper session. Instant Reality 2.5.0 introduced a new feature called instant3Dhub, and we’re excited to share our upcoming architectural plans with you in the following paper session on Friday. You can see additional details in the Changelog.

Get the new builds here:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

If you are interested in other platforms, feel free to browse the Dailybuild archives:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/dailybuild/

We’ve got a new incremental release out today: Instant Reality 2.5.0.

This release features a major overhaul of things that are mainly under the hood on both Windows and Mac OS X. We have also added two new platforms which we support directly: RedHat 6.5 and Suse Linux Enterprise 11.3. If you’re a Mac user, you will notice that the new version is a lot slimmer than it used to be, because we have dropped support for PowerPC. This means greater compatibility for new hardware and libraries in the release and for future additions. On Windows, developers who are adding InstantIO nodes can now switch to more modern development tools. Please see the Changelog for additional details.

If you are interested in other platforms, feel free to browse the Dailybuild archives:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/dailybuild/

Get the new builds here:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

We’re excited to bring you the latest release of InstantReality: version 2.4.0. This release features Ubuntu 14 as a new platform, retiring Ubuntu 10. The primary lineup of builds is also now concentrated on 64bit architectures exclusively, but you can always find additional releases in the Dailybuild section. InstantReality 2.4.0 comes with several important bug fixes, new loaders for formats such as PLMXML, improvements for our converter tool aopt, as well as new nodes which we will present at Web3D 2014 in Vancouver.

You can start righ now:
http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

We’re happy to announce the release of version 2.3.0, featuring LAS and BinaryGeometry loaders, a licensable OpenJT loader (you can already load JT files and try it out) and a new texture node to load Polynomial Texture Maps. More importantly however, we welcome the Leap Motion and Oculus Rift to our supported hardware family. On Windows, you can also access the updated OpenNI and NiTE 2.0 node, NI2. Tutorials are ready at your disposal! Get your copy here:

http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/

Today we release version 2.2.0, which apart from bugfixes provides some new features: we’ve revamped our internal binary loader, providing support for more formats, multitouch support on Windows 7 and Mac OS X, a Microsoft Kinect backend, an all new release target for Ubuntu 12.04 and much more! Go check it out in the downloads section:

http://www.instantreality.org/downloads/